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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-10-22
FOr. EDigtrlct Judge.

We are authorized to announce l.. |. TAN.
sEY. ESQ, as q non-political candidate for
.judpe of The 18th judicial District, compos ed
of the parishes of St. Landry and Acadia, at
fhA next election.
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TRIAL TRIP.

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until Oct. Is, 1883, or $3.50 antl Jan
/. 1889.
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In Washington and Grand Cotcau cotton
seed are selling At % to $3.50 per ton. In
Opelousas you cannot get more than $S per
ton unless you have as much asa car load to
sell. Why cannot our business men compete
with those of the above towns AT the pres
ent rush Of cotton seed to the market, there
lands, and We would not be surprised to see a
scarcity Of seed for planting purposes next
year. Our planters had better keep o suf6-
cheney TO feed their mich cows through the
winter and 10 plant, at least. We predict
that eeed for planting will be in demand next
spring.
The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-10-22

Az The meeting cf tia Parish School Board
held oE9 the 10th IL was resolved that the Sec
retary be authorized to draw on the interest
aand Of e. 5 q. q. 4E for the amount OF &l3l,
Ana On the interest fund Of &, i 8. r. =. fol
8a30, for the purpose of reimhursing the cur
rent school fund tho amounts drawn from Il
zaE oondzcting public schools ii said town
shipa; that the public schools be reopened on
Monday, Oct. 3Ist; that the Aecretary cal
ga the Parish Treasurer and obtain from hinl
statement 0f oil available school funds,
both interest and current To be submitted ai
the usxt session chat Ghe donation Of HOS
go Onez. b. F0nkenot and Louis Young, o1
half 30 apre of land an0 schoolhousa thereon
he accepted, provide 4 il be purely and simply
4 donations without any rsetEictiOns; and
inst the d0nation of hrs. Camilla Singleton
el tWa aores of land to build 1eho0lhoust
en aa6 alsp he donation Of Mr. Antoine Et
ARtsa6 Of one Arpenf 0f land To build ach00
Aonss 1n. be acrapsed. Msssrs. E, G. pul
ssamz And Clarence Nathaf wick were recon
nenasd foE apppi tment aA menihsrs of thl
kelteei Bpas III
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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1887-10-22
TDUBLlC SALE.
'ODD'' '7DI
Probute Court Parish Of 81. Landry, No. 1850

Oct. Is. 81.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

..,ssea 4 opsn foE Q hFss slaas mais
- & BIaok Diamond
~ss.eu surnass for She Presbyterian
,~e,-s s nov 10 position end n Reod
ssrafng 0tdsf.
-. nousssotoss eommeneed work %
a merrla HagIsT's block Of wooden
snfirag 90 tie corner Of Second and
$500 streets yesterday.
-..sieuau from Alaska states fhes
prras, Who vas FeeeDtiy sentenced
:. - VeafS imprisonment for SNUG
-. 4 pustina IN hts slime on the pub
n @srks Of that Territory.
nmr lssal ship yards seem 70 have
49, N work % hand. In Miteheii's
- ~ wildwood IL beine ovsrha1led.
- - Cascade ID being Gu. IN tw0 pre-
.--ssorv 70 being Heightened 3 fest.
II Tn1S'e yard the nsw propellef foF
n.rs~in Hsskins and others h 10 frame,
- e Allsn's yard The Eastwood b b.
- ogsshanied.
~ ssesmsr Gold Dust Is doubtlsss .
ssirg n TIE pass. As least one w0uid
- a b. the looks Of her. She hes
- s1rIn1ed, and Der hull lies on the
49, wbefe TIE side ebbs ana doWs
sss~-oh 81 constantly. 6he Vas buiif
- ~ C6lambis river sight or ten years
-. "a proved anything b1t gold
800 % hsr owners. About three years
-. ~ vas brought around 20 the
Sc~n1 q run on the s. astie Olympia
ssase. bat her days Of useful~ess we're
-. and she ; Sd 10 sascumb 10 tbs In
-v,snbIs, and Der bones may sson be
- bleeehinQ on the sands.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
csgRr ADgoURHED.

As S'eIoek yesterday m9rnisg court
wan called to order BY Judge Jones',
vho after the ususl formaiities had
h.su gone thrsaeh with, said ''Gsntle
ma. a the bar, have you any Business
q - ID before the a0uFt 2"
The attorney Of George n. Miller re-
lid Yes, your Hoa0f: ! wish 90
rsose Tor the dismissal from custody Of
- client, Mr.. George h. Miller, VITO
- zen found not guilty Of the charge
n murder brOught aeAinst him b tns
Grand Jary."
Jadas Jones turning toward the
fHerkl-Mr. Clerk, note taas motion,
slso Its dsnial By tbs Ooaft, and she e.
sorney's xsspiion 10 the Courts ruling.
kny othss baainsss. Renilsmen y asked
~ 1udes.
aiII1lss sttorney-Then, your Honos,
elnos vou have refused 10 grant the
sootiaa fer my clients release. | wish 20
move that be be admitted 70 bail.
TIA C0uFs--Any objections 10 defend
snt Miller being admitted 70 bail. Mr..
Roaald
Prosecuting Attorney Ronald - Yes.
ypuF Honor.
yodas Jones - The argument Of this
MOTOR will be heard on May 81. Mr..
OEisg, adjourn court till May 81 u .
o'eseck q. N.
And oourt adjourned.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

- 3 again esaEsEsaa ist0 nsushs fur
n0 Again. Ia Pin has saak 1890,
fef nap1AA eno19h b ran her 70. wiiss
~ikno1f rsplenishin9.
zzH rzEAE mn
VI tbs klirt uaa maAs v~.,.rxs,v 49,
80 Anolz thoss uho enjoyed -
= -. ne y tol1 ESQ lnnneh wews Al. al
o1ls1. "a. u Terry, Mr.. Van TVpe. civ
saIsof 81 ne 1fnses, Mr.. Johnson. John
ssalMez. GsoxRs e. Bndlcng. fs~ar~s
wniss: NAlssg B1dlonR. Frsnk Prassr.
ieks, Frsd Gilbert ana 4 rsur....s.s;-s
q ne fosr-kNrKLLR0Rxcxa. Gsorvs
y alse neid tue wheel and Gsores Bsd-
leee iooked altar the motor. Tha -.
ealnery. being new, vas nos nm q n.
run e2paoisys e no tine hsvinp 4 urnas-r
pressane than Afty poands- VIA -.
pses,ans soc made the round TRIP from
sae peal noase, a Oolman,s Wharf. -
smltn's Cove aud bach, q dissnnes AZ ~
nises, INSIDE ct an hoar. on fhs tri-
- rs eainfed By the steamer -
sltn 2. y. esarry eaa O. a. eheafe ~
ooatas ano - ths Lana Fisherman sn5
way 20 this city. '1sl
6otn AessFs. Badlong ana amfsh
- .neis guests, we're greatly pIesses
wasS ne WORKINGS Of the new Uuoecr
~ vtsh TIE mannsr In which ths Pr.
= GO ossr he v tess Of Seattle Bar.
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sown BunoIAnrns.-Ths writer vas /

SoMn Bun0I.AnIxs.-The writer vas in
hopes the seek voald Pass without being
compelled TO shrsniele the exploits Of
that nuisance Of ali nuisances, the
burglar, but bis fcnd hopes we're dashed
70 pieces yesterday afternoon when 3
eenileuAn entered the oftice With the
question, "HaVe yoa heard q those
bareIsries committed last niaht &C Ren.
tonys CunfsSsin0 that we had not heard
anything IN regard 20 the aabjeet mat
Ter. the visitor continued: "MelI, DIR.
Bsash's house vas entered By barRlars.
Who removed q pane Of glass frem tie
0ay window. They cFawled thFooeh the
sash and stole the DectoF's overcast and
some ehat 20 from bis pants pocket.
They then vent over 20 Mr.. II. II.
Snsu's house, bat we're frightened away
hsfera they stole anything. DR.. BeAch
made . ?. asteF Of par cast 81 the tracks
ADDER the wtnaoW, and II the people
catch that Burglar they viii save the
courts the troabls Of trying him. tell
you. Renton peuple are not 10 be fooled
uttn IN that mauneR.n and our visitor
left. A little later q reporter Vas de-
tailed 20 investigate the reported burg
larry 60 Mrs.. BAFtholmew's boariinR.
hose, rear the foot Of Csmmareial
street A eantlsman Who rooms in she
houae Gas seen. he stated that between
IL s'cioek FRIDAY night aad s'eloak
Friday moFaing tWo oarRiaFa entered
toe boarding ho1se thFaaeh Q wizdaw
aud saesseded IN stealing ard cArryin0
away Q rev w. Z, geld watch. bEAcsles
ana ioekst some one beard the o a
Rne ssms doUn stairs, bat say no one
and thinks thai TIE baFziaFs Uas1 havs
md IN the closet a. thai time. TIE rnas-
Ter has bsea Feparied 20 the poiios.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

AnRuxD AND DEPARTED. The steam
sAip Geo. W. Klder. which gent ashore
10 Me escSnd narrows Of Barrard's In
lsh % Thursday, willie on her vay from
Pert Moody TO VanoouveT, while IN
eommAnd OF Captain Gordon, an Eng.
hsa pilot, vas. altar beiag hghtsned OF
20 tons Of grain. which she bad taken
% a. U.salady on her way up. hauled
frsm her unnatural position By ths tug
Iasoma and the British steamer PFin-
eesa Louise formerly the OlymptA) in
time 20 arrive here yesterday afteFnoon.
eAe lock on coal and freight And sailed
Ter San Francisco 90 7 o'clock, about
thlEty hours late. Before the tug Ta
eoa.a vas permitted 10 take bold Of her
and assist In pulling her on the British
mud, where she had beon run by q
licensed British pilot, u vas fouad
necessary 10 make application 70 and
Ieosixe permission fFon the Collector Of
We Fort ~ Vancouver. Tue Elders
ffslges consisted Of $500 sacks Of cate,
70 barrels Of nsh oil, 70 barrels Of ma
cntae oil, 1000 sacks potatoes. Is tons 81
miscellaneous cargo aad $50 tons Of
franklin coal for fael. Her passengers
rom teia port we're ]. 4. Sanls. Mrs.. y.
q. staekpoie and child, Mrs. A. ".
cornwall, Mrs. .. Sehnatenhaas and
We children, 4. SohnatenhAus and two
children. A. Barliueame, Il. Johnsoa,
seaas Johnson, Mrs. Sarah Morgan.
Me-. Almo n. Black and two ehildre1,
Edwin lvey, ". p, HensAQe and eleven
u the steeFags.
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in9 Of esdw stzips. pus soassher ussh-
g. eauikinR- The uppsF uark ard
nz1seln9 aEe 81 hlask wslant aad Pest
Oxford eedaB- Mr.. Buslonr baiIf -
izAneh himsea and vs. aboat fhres
1entns p1lftng her together. she 3
SOW e1@pleted. ard CO.'S abort Rfz10.
ons vi carry freq Is 10 % D sssons. e &
spaso o. from seven 20 nine niles psg
aour. and oan Be run a. Al expsnse not
y exeeed Is csnfs Per hour for fuel.
TMR M0Tnn
Differs from all ether snzInes ussa far
tns @me pafpcse. No Iiesnse d rs
qairso. No e1Rineer b needed, and sny
person q ordinary inteiliesnse. whether
taey have any knowiadRe of msahinerv
OF NOS can rus this engine with esae
and s1fsty. This motor usiehs bat 400
oanos. and oee1piss bat ei9hseeu
inches space near the stern IF the bosf.
10 takes ab0at avs minufss e aet uassF
way. and can be stopped, vixen RUNNING
q fnii speed, within the length Of tie
boaf Ne oBai or wstsr are ussd. ana
tnere 70 nedther dirt, dust nor ashes. In
tae boz Of tue steamer o q rnsiaIlie
tank which contains ths dsadorixsd
napthas whish, whsn expanded b. hear.
b used both fer fusl and power. This
naptha. after being converted into "a
and used, passes thseagh surface csn
osnsefs along the oatside Of the launeh
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
SPECIALITY sToREs.

These Il nothing that denotes The
rrouth and prosperity Of q city 90 much
= she number Of it, speciality stores;
asrss that make speciality Of one line
Of goods. In no other way are the resi-
dents Of large cities benefited 20 much
a b them, and they are also an i'm
portans factor In building up q solid
business prosperity fer city. People
living 10 smaller towns and villages
ndiaosnt 70 q large city invariably &c
ihsFs 10 do their shopping, for the rea-
fon shat In the city they ind stores and
markets thai make 9 speciality Of what
they wish 10 purchase, no matter what
Il may be. We are pleased 10 zee 90
many Ia Seattle, one Of the most prom
meat being the store Of Messrs. Latour
4 Co., located in the Opera House
Block, en- Front street, Who make q
specially Of ladies' and ohildFen's fur
niahing goods. They import all Of
their large stock Of embr0idefies and
iaess, and buy their domestic goods di-
reet from the manufacturers, thereby
dolna away with the middle men" and
thsiF profits. and giving 10 the public
No p0HeHt ueIiNNu " bottlAH - tcaoou-
able pFicea, their rule being small profits
and quick returns. They have agents
10 the East who forward 10 them imme-
diasely ell the latest designs aud novel
lies IN theif line. thus enabling them 20
exhibit 10 their customers almost as
soon a. the Eastern retail dealers can.
Thai this h daily appreciated by the
public can be judged By the crowds
that viais their atere daily 20 select
the new spring stock Of fancy dry
eooda. ladies' and ohildren's furnishing
eoeds. embFeideFiss and laeee, kid
gloves, eoFssts, let trimmings, lawns,
nainsooks, oAmbrica. Tuuslin underwear,
&C., ETC. MessIa. LatouF a Co. show
good management 10 the RAINING OF
thelR store, for no matter how mach Of a
erosd there may be. 700 are always
mfe Of speedy aad eoarteo1s attention
IRON some one Of sheiR many clerks.
fos this week they offer special induce
nenta. uhieh will no doubt Be taken
advantage Of By hundreds Of eager par
ehaeera.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

- tA4 h&fN1 A8HuEE
Tepeaiea - Mnph9ha mnnana
baiitsn sbs r.etae Csa.I.
sons mosths aGo NJ. A. A. smith a.
espssd the aesnsy for was6ineton Terri
sory and Alaska. Of tie Nsw Yoxk "a.
Engine and Power Company, mauuf..
tuEsss Of Eaphfha engines e. mari..
purposes. and tn order 70 intsoduss thau.
Rss engines % TIE ssaza, ssut far 3.
lS-foot launch with 9 two-horus p,ws,
motor. THIS boas arrived Ias, fell. ana
nasy q or eitizsns have spiov.a
riding shout Seattle bay IN shs hand.
some little oFafk.
20 veil blessed with the workinv -
tni1 new motor vas M. Geo. RnfIone
shat hs delsrminsd 70 huiid 4 . foos
iaanen a0o place ia it 4 four- hors~
power motor. The motor va ordera6
ana tne work q eonsiruofion 81 tfe -
launen eommeBee4 On her eom-Is.
tion sue was named tie
Her oimen Hons ara 285< feat an "a.
. teef beam ana feas deoth AZ hoIf
and draws toe fest Of water. Har Elm.
oezs are Of steamed oak, and her plsuk-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

SPECIAL MEETmo.-A special meeting
Of the City Council was held last even
ing for the purposs Of granting Frauen-
thal Brothers permission 20 move the
Mshlhorn block and the Fred Gasch
baildings from their present sites 10 two
lots on Front street near the Hopkins
building. The Mehlhorn buildinR il
too large to move through the street,
and will have 10 be cut In TIVE and
moved In sections. The removal Of
these buildings 10 found necessary ts
make rosm for the Toklas a Singermau
block and other brick buildings 10 be
erected on Front street daring the pres
ent season.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

A Losr OHII.D Yesterday afternoon
oaiesr Fred vOigt met . little girl in
ne appsr part Of town. in company
van several other children. she WAs
epparentiy about fonr years old. and
Us crying. TIE ehildFea appeared 20
e 1ytaR 10 comfort the little thing, bat
we're unable % do %. A tcadler ap-
peoaehed the osilosF and said; Mister,
sols little Girl 10 lost. shs dont know
per name. nef vhsFe che lives, nor noth-
iaR. The ofaceF bad sOae candy in
na pocket, with which be Qaissed the
snlic, SeeR be took her hand and aak Cd
aef weat her name was. All the an
swef eoe would give 30 Tits vas. "DAr.
hne. Mr.. VOigt Walked ali over that
pArt Of town with the littis 1iFi. enGeav
eEine 70 ind her home OF some one who
snes Der, bat withoai success. Hs
nssly placed her 10 charge at o kind
iaay, AEA hAlsS N. living on Ninth and
ssasS streets. and 90 doubt The parents
81 TIE child, when they read The paPel
.aa morning. viii b aslishted 10 Learn
Ne WHEREABOUTS Of their ~DAFlina."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

ToKE.As d 6IHaERMAN, nineteenth GEN.
tuFY dealers In clothing, shoes. hats, fur
nishinR goods. dry goods. millinery.
fancy goods, eloaks, straps. tFuAka, va
lises, rubber goods and garments. Gem
meroial and Washington streets. ap2l
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SIN ahead Of all conpetition. Oar
great austion purchase beats the world.
Sooh bargains in underwear vill never
be presented 10 the public again.
ToKI.aa a STNaKRMAM
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

AnzyAL OF TIE AKooE.-Ths steam
ship Ancon, Captain J. O. Hunter, ar
rived here yesterday evening at 8
o'eleck. eight days from sitka, ana viii
load 100 tons Of coal for Portland. She
passed tbs OlympiAn. bound north. 90
miles above EAnaine, and exchanged
signals vith her. From here the Anoon
will proceed 10 Victoria 10 take on 500
Gases Of oil, LOT Of hides. and from
there proceed 10 Portland. Captain
Hunter said she would return 10 the
Sound in absut nine daya
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

A NV Law FInN.-0ar esteemed
teilou towpsman Captain o. rosls has
formed lag partnership eth Iadee
basA. Of Washlngton. ID. q, VITO waa
Tor years q Lag partner of Robert q.
taRersoli, a1d tkssa eentlssnen aave
aseoeiAtsd With them Mr.. J0ha ArthuF.
et iaeana. Of whom the Ledger and
Assas seeak n the most eo1piimsntary
serns. The Posf~ TsrK1I1axxcEA wtshee
We nrm OF Besh, O'rools a AEfhaf
ahandABi sacces
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Il 10 easy 10 uss bie-so1ndinR words
and 10 make promises on paper. bat Ne
produce everything We advertise. AK
for snthtno you zee In our advertise
msns and yea will hnd 10.
ap2l ToKIAs 4 STH0HnMkM.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

1880 yards Of iAgn - - yasd. Oshss
hoosss change s. sod 70 fos sADe. Tc
ha had only from "a
asa ToELAs 4 snoKnnAn.
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Oar hAa dspArtmsss h stasked TO
ossraosinx. Great sale 81 ssEns eoods
Es5aAy @oFaias. tcxLas 3 snaxaxAx
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

Frtosa tell Oar sasge 10 crowded. We
advertise saly shaa us have IN ,toek.
Ooe more essa of s.. hass foF this usek,
srft IogEAa a sNaxnMAK.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

BOO fsea e lumbsr a Mesdyvilia,
4 Tnlnsd e f79el -
Tia sksamaR san Pahlo hes hse1 -
Iar4sd and excessively Fepaired 70 -
I esmuodste TIE passs1RsR end frs1Eht
trains between San KfaneiBso and Aus
| traIia-
he trsuhls bslussa epescksls and
] he FiFemanas unaon has net been 3D.
iaseed. and he steamer Msriposas run
ninR bsfusen Sen Ffa1ciseo and TIE
Hawaiian Islands still esrriss Oh1ness
nfems1-
Tks British ship Nsfhsrby. Captain
OneIfew, l4000 net annnnee. smiled 90
March "a for Pertlsnd Osegon. WITH
ZIG tona Of eoal from eyansy, n. 3. ".
The vesssl i undsr m Anstralian char
Ter.
Ths latsss advfees from Australia
gustss frsiRhts 10 the PBoiae eoase frsm
Sydnev e. fellows: To San Francisco.
los 81; Nilmi1Gton, lis, San Diego. 1Ss;
Gunymas Mex, 1ls; Hs1olulu. 1osi
Tahiti, 10s; Noamea. 12ss Valparaiso,
g Cd 20 lis; H0nRksna, los Sd; Hatp
hong, ia. Inter- Oel0niAl rates are ncm-
inal.
TIE harksntiue Rsarieves. Captain
Gray, $50 net tonnaQs, was towea 30 80
yesterday By the onssn CITY from PoEt
Hadlock, lumber laden for San EEan-
cisco.
A telegram vas received yesterday
fram ViceoEia, stating that the Cana
dian oE1siAls would permit The Elder 10
clear from that port tomorrow for San
Francisco. 10 Il impossible for the
steamer - carry all Of the freight ~
esivea this trip fer the Bay City.
Nearly 1000 barrels Of oil vas received
from Alaska, besides several hundred
bundles Of deer hides. Thon there vas
Q shipnent Of iron from Irondale that
amounted to 500 tons.
The steamer Aneon finished diseharR-
ing her cargo yesterday and 81 2 Q. m
started for Seattle, where her coal
bunkeFs will be replenished, and thence
she viii 90 10 Astoria. The Ancon will
sail for Alaskan ports about the lth
pFeximo.
Ths steamship Idahs viii arrive and
leave the Sound early this week 70. the
Alaskan ports. A large rash 10 the
mines in Alaska IL predicted this sum
mer. Great care should be taken that
the haFdships experienced during the
rush into the C@ar d'Alene district Be
net repeated.
Inc HofWeGian bark norway, O1ptaln
Thomas Albertson, nov 81 Vietsria. Was
chartered yesterday 10 load lumber 81
Port Ludlow for Taku, China. This is
the nfst cargo Of lumber ever shipped
from the Sound 70 that port.
SWEENEY BunzKD.
VIM. O'DonneiI, The fireman % the
steamer Virginia, wna severely bzrned
yesterday By the explosion Of Q coal ell
can while he was lighting q are on the
steamer.
KxoETIN0 RACE.
An exciting rowing match took place
last evening for $50 Q side, distance
miles. between Andrew Ragnilto and
Mitahell Wilson. Il resulted In the
former winning the contest BY nearly Q
mile, making the distance In 80 minutes.
Considerable money changed hands, a.
both men are known TO Be good oars
men, and the race was for "blood."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

10 cents. 800 dec. boys heavy weight
ribbed hose. Extra length for 10 centa
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

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with bargains. We will continue thih
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customers the most satisfactory, special
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tempted in this country.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24

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VIM. O'DonneiI, The fireman % the
steamer Virginia, waa severely bzrned
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can while be was lighting q are on the
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1887-02-12

An overwhelming majority Of the
people of the United States-demo-
Gratis, republicans, mugwumps, pro-
hibitionists, and all-demand that
the present Congress shall begin the
work provided for in the two bills
which have already passed the
Senate. And yet it is reported from
Washington. that Messrs. Randall
and Holman two leading democratic
representatives, have determined to
defeat the measure in the House,
by smothering the two bills in
committee. Ifthere is any jobbery
contemplated in the Senate bills APP
pro priating jointly twenty-one mil
lions of dollars for coast defences
and war ships, these gentlemen
should promptly report them to the
House and expose the jobbery, if
any; purge them of that objection
and send them back to the Senate
in such shape as will secure the APP
probation of every honest man in
that body. Democratic representa-
tives cannot afford to put their pri-
yatc Judgment above the will Of the
people.